This is what I was looking for. Everybody's video talks about the scrambler 900 does this or that, but you're the only one I've come across that explains how the bike feels, how the controls are within reach, how easy or hard it is to use the basic stuff, demonstrate how it sits and how it would be for an advanced or beginner rider. Great video!

Thank you for sharing Deimante! Always an absolute pleasure spending this time with you!🥰

For the record, your taste in music for all your videos is really top notch... excellent taste!

The helmet gopro footage is so much better, glad you went for it. Nailed the sound set up now and it's great to hear your thoughts as you ride. Can't script that chat so it's the realest content. Doing it in your 3rd language is amazing, you can't tell. 👌

Another great review. There is such a choice now in this category and I must make up my mind soon!

It's a gorgeous bike. Thanks for the beautiful presentation.

I just bought a 2022 Street Scrambler as a second bike. Love it. Here in Virginia the winter is cold too. The side exhaust keeps me warm. 🙂

OUCH! I winced at 00:34, when you dropped the "nice and heavy" fuel cap onto that lovely paint job.

Excellent video, excellent bike. Triumph has really developed the Scrambler concept into an art form. Thanks heaps!

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

🙌

The Triumph Scrambler looks and sounds so retro. Watching your review really makes me want to go out on my 1979 XT500. Another month and we will all be out and about having so much fun hopefully the weather will be good to us.👌

@jamesdouglas9812

Жыл бұрын

Another month? Had mine out yesterday. I just made extra effort to wash off the salt from this week's icy roads. lucky enough to have a couple of bikes but completely LOVE this 2017 Scrambler. Torque, looks, glorious sounds. Customised by Philip McCallen. Keeper. Will never part with it. These things are meant for all year riding. Great review of this shiny red one. ❤

Just got one in cosmic yellow and I LOVE it!

I got the Sandstorm Street Scrambler 18 months ago. It's the least powerful bike I've had for quite a few years, but it's the most fun. It feels much lighter than it actually is, and it has the best sounding standard exhaust, although removing the cat makes it sound even better. I was surprised at just how hard this bike can be pushed on twisty roads too. You're right about the looks too - so many people comment on it!

I just bought mine ! And your beautiful movie made me so happy! Thank you!

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

Enjoy!

i love my scrambler too. it has, as you say, 'chuck-ability'. what a great word! I must use it.

In my opinion, back to your best presentation. Like always your explanation of the technical stuff but I also like very much about your feeling of connection to the bike which I truly believe is so essential in motorcycle ownership.. Great review

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

Thank you ❤️

Nice review. Thank you. Looking forward to the next!

I live near there, nice to see the roads quiet. I am looking at buying one of these some time - all my bikes are not really good on todays roads.

Excellent review and it's definitely a great looking bike!

Something I really like about this bike, although I'm going for a Yamaha R6. Definitely want to get a scrambler too, these triumphs seem pretty cool.. love the sound and look, which is the complete opposite of super sports. Can't wait. Thanks for the video, awesome review. Love the accent, I'm hearing Eastern European? Great vid 😊

An amazing bike... Yes. I'm looking forward to buy mine! So beautiful and pleasant to drive...

i have a 2018 street scrambler. i bought it brand new as a first time rider and i can say it is a fantastic bike to learn on. its also great out in the woods on forest service roads and atv trails. i cant imagine ever getting rid of it

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing.

I absolutely love my Scrambler 900, it's just an incredibly versatile bike, from riding through London where it's small enough and nimble enough to filter, to A and B road blasts of a summer evening. Sure it's all a bit turbulent on the motorway, but who wants to ride on the motorway when they're are so many A and B roads to explore.

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing

I have the 900 Street Scrambler, the Scrambler 400X and the Scrambler 1200XE. I absolutely love the 900SS, which is the Swiss Knife of all bikes and is the one I will not sell, whenever I change rotations in my garage. Looking at the reliability of both of the other bikes I own, I have to mention that the 400X is still plagued by teething issues, which need to be resolved over time, ie. the random immobilizer lights on the dash coming on, and I read about random oil leaks, starting and key issues too. My old 1200XC had some issues with the keyfob and I read about subframe issues (maybe they are ridden too hard off road) and dash replacement issues, however have not experienced these with my XE yet. I have not experienced or heard anything of that sort with the 900 though. It is a simple and reliable design, is very accessible, has a lot of torque and is absolutely utilitarian. In my humble opinion Triumph has landed a hit and I hope they keep the production of the 900SS, now called the Scrambler 900 going.

I loved your accent when you said "the weather is shit". Looking to buy a Scrambler in the next couple of weeks. Great review.

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

Enjoy.

I have just sat on one of these that Bill Smith's Motors in Chester... one of the handful of motorbikes and considering. Now down to test riding

Bike looks awesome, I spy a sneaky section in Bury too 👍😎

Loving it. This is probably the only other type of bike I would want to own. But I'm a shorty. So will have to see when I get to Triumph in Kent UK. Enjoy Cyprus. Let us know what's up there.

Great video - thanks! Love the focus on how the bike FEELS to ride. Can't wait to get my daughters into motorbiking. Can I ask what heated gloves are you using? Do you like them? I'm tired of swapping out heated grips on every bike.

Great video!! I had one great little bike to raz about on👍

This bike is astonishing thanks

Love it! Thank you for the review.

I have a BMW 1200GS and a Husqvarna 701. Due to age (74) and a recent back/leg issue I need to get a lower bike. I love to take long trips plus ride dirt and gravel roads. I think this bike could be kitted to do both. I’d have to go with low exhausts and a proper luggage system. The small tank is a problem also so I’d have to address additional fuel. Thanks for the review.

I bought one of these in 2020 which got stolen and written off but I liked it so much I went straight out and bought another one.👍I don't commute (retired) but use it all year round, just for general short trip pleasure riding and nipping into town for light shopping etc. Not exactly a lightweight but does carry it's weight well. As with most mass produced bikes the plated finish on some of the fixtures and fitting is poor so you have to keep on top of cleaning and maintenance in wet salty weather. A front mudguard extender works wonders on keeping the rad and front on the engine clean. I also did away with the pillion seat and fitted a rear carrier for practicality. Both this and the 1200 are waaayyyy too heavy for anything more than very mild green lanes IMO. I have a dirt bike which can still be a handful off road at some 100kg lighter!😂

@davedonot2788

Жыл бұрын

Oh sorry, didn't knew it was yours.

That's the best sounding modern bike in the world. How a motorcycle should sound. Even better than a 70s Norton. This is a excellent episode. I want one.

Thank you for a clear review.

Love this bike 🔥 defo on my list of bikes to own 🤙

I love mine, it’s a great all-around motorcycles.

Got my stealth scrambler last week, looking forward to better weather

Nice looking bike, enjoy Cyprus.

Hope you stayed toasty warm on your rainy ride D. How do you like the heated gloves? They looked very nice. Take care 'n enjoy the sunshine too. (two weeks mite become four).

Thanks for sharing I’ve just sold my 900 scrambler great bike but miss my bmw r nine t scrambler so I’m now looking for another one just in time for spring 🏍️🏍️

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

It would be a tough decision to choose between those two. (Don’t tell Simon)

good looking bike, real nice sound🤙

A other great video I'm starting to like the triumph bikes again nice looking bike , for me I would change a couple of things but still looks great .

Terrific video. This bike may be in my future. I live in Vermont which is a land of secondary paved and dirt roads. Twisty roads galore. I was thinking Bonneville. But, this may fit my needs better.

@tomboyabit

10 ай бұрын

I’d go for a Scrambler 900. It’s little heavy for a proper off road but so much fun on anything you could call a road. Plus looks cool.

Great roads you were riding on through Fingringhoe. Coming from Mersea, I use it often on my bike too. Do you get your Triumphs directly from them, or do you use the dealer network? I ask as I wouldn’t mind test riding a few like the street triple, trident and tiger sport. Great review and ride safe.

A stunning motorcycle 🤩

Очень красивый Триумф! Верхнее расположение выхлопа довольно смелый дизайнерский шаг. Мне лично нравится) Спасибо за выпуск!

@gerardmontgomery280

Жыл бұрын

Hi mate. I hope this translates properly. The old British Scramblers this is based on where basically road bikes modified to run off road. They got chunky tires, raised suspension and a custom exhaust that ran along the bike rather than under the bike. This basically kept it from getting bashed up when riding off road. It also looks really good.

Beautiful bike, nice video

I’ve got the same bike and it’s great! Just wish it had a slightly chunkier front end

I prefer my Triumph cruiser.. but I wouldn't mind this scrambler as a run about Nice video

Спасибо золотая, прекрасный обзор хорошего мотоцикла. Очень приятно под первый утренний эспрессо. Удачи!

Nice review, thanks

great bike, fits you perfectly

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

Fits me too well. I didn’t wanted to give it back.

and now we're waiting for your opinion on the Scrambler 400 ;-)

Cool, thanks for this vidéo, what is the tires ? it makes me want to go try 😁

Hi great video as always. I have the 1200xe and love the low end grunt so much. Also can you tell me what heated gloves you have as i want some rechargable ones.

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

These are Racer gloves.

Nice video and great motobike, greetings from Czech republic.

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

Hey, thanks!

@vladimirlojka3740

Жыл бұрын

I have SUZUKI TU 250 X - 2001 and Beneli Imperiale 400 - 2022.

Excellent video.. You need to test bikes here in Australia 🇦🇺 35 degrees most days . 👍👍👍☠️

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

Yes please 🙏🏻🙏🏻

My dream bike!

Looks really good and it fits you very well. What would be your ideal every day / commuting bike as you mentioned a few in the video?

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

All street scramblers would be. However if to look from the practicality side I’d probably go with Triumph for daily commuting.

Hi I'm Italian, excuse me for my English... I love that bike , my only doubt is about the position of the marmite : is that too hot for the driver's right leg and for the passenger? Is that a motorbike you can also use for little travel?? Thank you. Clem

Very cool machine

I live in Seattle, Washington and I want to buy this or the Speed Twin 900. I would like to ride it all year except for the days when it snows. Even when the weather is really shitty I would like to commute on it. In the winter I am thinking about putting on a touring height windscreen, have heated grips, and wear heated, waterproof gear. Can a person enjoy riding one of these in terrible wet, cold conditions? I was thinking about getting a Tiger 900 for better weather protection, but overall I prefer the Scrambler or Speed Twin 900. What do you think? The weather doesn’t look so awful in your video.

looking at the state of those roads a Daker Rally prepared bike would be the best option

Good video Deimante! 🙌🏽🙌🏽 Was waiting for this one as I’m strongly considering buying TS 900 as my first bike here in the UK, albeit a pre-used one. Apart from various comments in here about the suspension, I wanted to as you and the rest of your subscribers here who have owned/ridden this bike, does the high dual exhaust create any sort of discomfort? One can assume that you can feel the exhaust on your inner right thigh and of the pillion rider as well. Also, I see that there are different riding modes available on this bike; how reactive and responsive are these modes?

@insideoutofthebox

Жыл бұрын

Hey Nair Bikes. I just bought this bike last year. The exhaust you can feel if you hug the pipes with your legs but in no way is it in any way harmful, hot or anything like that. You just feel a little warm, which is helpful on cold days lol. This was the first bike i ever bought and it is so easy to drive and use. Feels completely natural to drive. I haven't used the different modes very much yet to give any sort of real experience. What little i have used, you can see a difference in the take off control with the throttle. Which helps with rain / gravel etc for sure.

@nairbikes1227

Жыл бұрын

@@insideoutofthebox thanks for your response and input. Super helpful 🙏🏽

That’s a nice bike 👍🏻

Love my Scrambler, can't fault it. Perfect for the alpine twisites where I live. Also have a 76 Bonneville, I don't compare the two, but it's also so much fun to ride. Why don't you try and get a classic Triumph to borrow, something like a TR6C, and do a vlog?! Maybe team up with one of the classic bike channels or shops...

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

I love the idea! That would be great! I’ll see if I could source one.

@droidster888

Жыл бұрын

@@tomboyabit I had a 67 TR6C years ago (the one I should have NEVER sold!), It's basically what the modern Scrambler is based on, along with the T100C and desert sleds. Go for it!

Let's go ride on the Altai, by the Chuysky trakt, it's very beautiful road.

Gorgeous but Id be worried re exhaust burning any luggage, I guess you get a box but I dont like boxes on bikes.

R Nine T Scrambler or this one? (I already own a 900 and love it.)

I have a Scrambler 1200 XC and I love this bike, but I search something for work and cruise through the city. Can you recommend this bike for this?

Thanks😁

May I know what is the brand or link for that heated glove? thank you

i dig those shoes

7 degrees above or below the zero?) in Russia this weather is the perfect temperature to ride

Never mind off road, a scrambler is a good choice for roads in the south east of England for the future as far as I can see. World class pot holes, speed bumps and general disrepair of the roads are pretty bad now and will be. Hope Cyprus is a good trip for you.

@mantarayal

Жыл бұрын

Mate. I thought it was only New Zealand - specifically Northland where we live - that has roads so spectacularly dreadful you drive or ride with white knuckles. Just shocking right? We think this is why the Ford Ranger (damn them all to hell) has been the best-selling "car" in NZ for years!!

What is that thing on your glove that is blinking?

What make are your heated gloves?

That exhaust near leg are they not really hot

Did you feel any heat coming from the exhaust. I have riden the Ducati Scrambler and the heat from it (air cooled) was intense when in traffic.

What kind of gloves are those??? what are they connected to?

Nice looking bike for going to Starbucks and back to the office. Or perhaps the sunny Sunday 5 min ride. Nice review

How’s it go with a lack of a 6th gear?

Hello, nice vidéo 👍 exhaust pipe IS not too hot for your right leg ?

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

Hey, no I haven’t noticed any heat

@tifouix

Жыл бұрын

@@tomboyabit Thanks for your answer 🙂

Gorgeous bike except for 1 thing, that front mudguard. It really bugs me. It has the wrong curve. It looks like it was designed for a 17 inch wheel. Like they just used the one off the Street Twin to save a few quid.

@phils2180

Жыл бұрын

That bugged me too so I "reshaped" it to fit the wheel better with CAREFUL use of a heat gun. A bit of a cheap shot by Triumph IMO.👎

@krazykittyharleygal

Жыл бұрын

It is odd. It is more of a suggestion than an actual mudguard. Particularly if the bike is taken through rough weather and poor roads. I would probably change it up to a more extended version if they do one.

@bikesboardsbeats

Жыл бұрын

Gorgeous bike with an absolutely gorgeous woman doing the review. Can’t lose

@danny6052

22 күн бұрын

Te felicito. Que bueno poder decir con tanta facilidad que se tienen estos juguetitos en el garaje de casa. Dios te bendiga y que sigas disfrutando tus motocicletas.

Very curious to know what you thought of the suspension?. It's quite short travel for a scrambler. I know my next bike is going to be a scrambler and I've narrowed my list down to three. This bike though I've yet to ride one. A Ducati desert sled I have ridden & loved but high & expensive maintenance scares me off. (A mate has one & he wants to sell it for that very reason). The last one is the new Fantic caballero 700 which should be available soon?. That's a gorgeous bike and the Yamaha cp2 engine is awesome to say the least. I live on a farm in Herefordshire a few miles from the Welsh border with thousands of miles of pothole riddled B&C roads. This triumph is the most beautiful of the three but I'm just not sure the suspension is up the roads & green lanes around here?.

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

I haven’t tried it on the green lines. But even if I had done it I wouldn’t have been able to tell much. I don’t have much off road experience. Yet. I loved Ducati height, but same expensive maintenance would make me question it. At the end of the day it’s a scrambler. Needs to be ridden all weathers, all roads. On the road I haven’t noticed any odds of suspension. When it’s too hard or too soft for me I feel it. And I say it.

@max.fleming1045

Жыл бұрын

@@tomboyabit I do worry about the suspension & it's my only hesitation except that before I decide I really want to at least see the new Fantic caballero 700 in the metal. I don't plan to do much green Laning, but I do want a bike capable of a bit at least. Maybe I'm just weird, but to my eyes the triumph scrambler 900 is just hands down the sexists bike out there. There's also something else about it. I reckon it would save me lots of money over time. You know as well or better than any how much money we spend customizing a bike with new exhausts etc. The triumph is just so gorgeous right out the factory what would you actually change?.

@mackenzieclancy959

Жыл бұрын

you should check out scrambler stories page if your worried about the suspension. he's ridden his from Florida to Alaska and all over the Arizonian desert. its no dirt bike but its suspension is just fine for the worst of roads. as far as changing anything from the factory about the looks, i did a tail tidy on mine

@guywolff

Жыл бұрын

This will be my fifth season with this bike .I use it a lot on gravel and bumpy dirt roads but not single track ..I got better pegs for standing or posting in the rough .If you have an extra $2K for an Öhlins Suspension it would be great but on the whole it is a perfect back road roadster as is

How many liters of gasoline does it burn per 100 kilometers? Also, how many kilometers can it go on 1 liter of gasoline?

That is a good looking bike. Does the heat from the exhaust ever become uncomfortable?

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

I wished it was some heat 😅 Couldn’t feel any.

@AlexOnABoat

Жыл бұрын

The only time I've ever really felt the heat was last year's DGR - London. The combination of high ambient temperatures, lightweight suit and very slow speeds meant the heat built up. The rest of the time you don't really feel it, although I did find myself stretching my leg neck over the exhaust the other day to warm it up a bit, then again, it was - 2°.

what are your gloves ?

Bet it sounded nice cruising around Bury.

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

Amazing!

What kind of helmet is this? Looks as great as the bike (y)

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

Ruroc

Perfect bike for this shitty weather ,great sound for it ,, which do you prefer ,,900 or 1200 ? so you prefer the 900 ,, ok I need to try the 1200 I think . great video as always and enjoy your trip .

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

At the moment I’d take 900, like I said in the video. I’d feel more confident taking it green lines and beach race 😅

Belíssima moto com uma belíssima mulher linda 💞🥰

Me at 18 seconds "that filler cap would piss me off" Me at 1 minute 33 seconds "I would forgive anything for that sound" Also I'd love it to be 8 Celsius again, it's snowing!

can someone tel me whats on her gloves?

I noticed you wear tennis shoes, is that safe or are rugged boots recommended for first time rider?

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

These are BMW Motorrad riding boots. I recommend to always wear riding boots.

It's a handy enough bike, but after forty years' riding my conclusion is that nakeds are just too cold for British roads most of the time. If we had a Californian climate, fine, but we don't. I have a large screen on my R1200R but soon I'm accepting realty and trading it for an RT. Not so sexy but one hell of a lot warmer.

@chr11sf

Жыл бұрын

Eh?!

@trailingarm63

Жыл бұрын

@@chr11sf Big fairing, heated seat.

do you feel yourself comfortable with having the exhaust pipes right under your right leg? isn't it heated much?

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

I didn’t feel any heat. Haven’t even thought of it till everybody started asking.

@ignatonair

Жыл бұрын

@@tomboyabit, hope you will not start thinking of it because of my question:))) thanks:)

I'm sorry if this has already been asked, but what audio/mic setup are you using? Thank you

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

Hey, I use Rode mics. Lapel for camera set up, Wireless Go II for interviews and NT-USB for desktop.

@WayneKoufsWorldTour

Жыл бұрын

@@tomboyabit thank you

Trying to decide between the scrambler and the R nineT. What do you think?

@tomboyabit

Жыл бұрын

I’ll make it even harder to you now. I was trying to decide between them.. but Indian FTR won 🫣

@Valkrye13

Жыл бұрын

@@tomboyabit Going to Scottsdale Saturday to test the 2 and Maybe I will have them add the FTR to the test ride. I Like it but I have short legs and it USED to be too tall. I think they made it a tad lower the last year or two.